Connection speed limit

[eirsik]

Hi!

How can I limit the connection speed a domain has. This is available in Plesk and other panels but not in Sentora. How can I do that in config files or something? The reason is that we have a free hosting plan besides our paid plans, but we want to limit the connection speed so that when they go for the paid plan, which by the way is hosted via Plesk panels, they will achieve greater loading speed on their websites. Currently the free plan is just as fast as the paid ones.

Thanks!

[bradjtrammell]

In my experience using this software. I don't believe there is a way to limit bandwidth.

Keep in mind that Sentora is only v1. It may be added in a future update, but right now I don't believe it's possible.

You may be able to find some sort of data transfer tracking software that you can associate with a given domain name by using log files, but that would be out of the scope of the support team for Sentora. And honestly I don't think would give you the desired result you are after.

[TGates]

As Brad mentioned above, it is beyond the scope of Sentora, but since I was also curious, I took a peek on Google and there is a lot of info. Here's one for Ubuntu: http://askubuntu.com/questions/20872/how...-bandwidth

[eirsik]

I found a solution using the mod_ratelimit.
And it works perfectly and is auto applied to new vhosts as well

Now the Free Leechers are limited to 200Kb/s :>

Thanks anyway.

[bradjtrammell]

I found a solution using the mod_ratelimit.
And it works perfectly and is auto applied to new vhosts as well

Thank you for posting your resolution. Lots of people don't do that and it's frustrating to people using Sentora who may have the same issue, but couldn't find what you found.

[xtiko]

Wonderful if you've really found a solution using the mod_ratelimit to limit demo speed of hosted customers.
And than, can you now please explaneshare you solution here? Because i'am really turning around trying to solve mine. I've got the same configuration you discribe. Then, can it also works perfectly for me with this auto applied to new vhosts as well ???

Best regards,

Thanks anyway.